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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-04
"K0B0R0.' -
Five Thousand Cases Cured Without
Failure In a Single Instance.

A remedy for e fffIIs and n FEVER. Il
contains no Quinine or mineral Of any kind,
but IL composed Of harmless herbs; and 10 q
perfect blood purifier. 1t can be admins
n s5ss 20 but al s.ossn sr.1
invisorates, braces and builds mp the system
from the beginning. Not one person in
thousand has single Chill after conmene-
Will not forward 70 any address less than two
bottles; and will guarantee that, II direc.
lions arc followed, two bottles will promptly
cure any case Of Chills and Fsver. Only one
bottle Is necessary for persons from eight N
several children under eight ysarS Of age.
iynchburs. Va. Nov. .. lsse.Mss.rs.
Lewis 4 Bennett: -Four Of my children. be-
tween s, The s ass, S z, Ave- and and :s% y':
had chiis and fever for several months. dur
Ing which time the usual remedy, Quinine,
was administered without beneficial results.
| After hearing Of the wonderful cures accom-
TO-" tried /. ip my family, and not one q
tho SIX ever had 9 single chill after com
mencipg Its use. regard IT,. without exceP-
ton, the very best chill asd fever remedy
that know anything Of. Es'pect aSEys
Of the nrm Of Heard l. Areo. ToSscoOni....
GIsniand, Pittsylvanis county. Va. ooto.
Der 20, lSS6-Msssrs. Lewis a Bennett,
| Nine OF my children had ohills and foyer 81
the Same time. The usual remedy, quinine,
was administered without benefit. Al! oil
them wore promptly and ofectually cured By
the use Of "Roboro" alone. Not one OF the
nine had a chill after commencing its use,
Norwood, Nelson county. Va, October
Is, 1sS6.-Messrs. Lewis 4 BENEFITS Severa
Of my friends and / had severe cases o
chills and feyer. We dispensed with th,
usual remedies and used nothing bu
"Roboro," which resulted In q thorough
euro In each case. You will oblise By for
wsrding. me cass OF twenty;font bottles
Respectfully, X. j. BROWN.
AZ 10 our reliability and responsibility "
refer by permission 70 the following substan
tial business men Of LynchburE,. whero boil
Of the manufacturer. Of "Roboro". hay
resided for the last twelve yeArsi y.
Manson, JT., Mayor OF Lynchburgi y. "
Iyey, cashier Peoples National Banki A!
len W. Tailey, cashier First Hationsl jank
Chas. W. Price. Commissionor tSfcnuo
John T. Edwards, president C,rNo,p Nsso
citation.
IL you cannot procure "Roboro" 'oli
druggists, remit as $3.50 and We ~ or'
ward two ottles 10 your nearest i,po' o.
LEWIS A BENNETT,
| Manufacturer, Lynchourg, Va
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A Texas TraGsdy,

HousroS, Tex, Oct 3.-Li,e salur.
day evening Ben Y. Kegans, deputy
sheriff OF Hauis county, shot and
killed John Millenger. OF the hrm Of
II. Millengcr & Bro, one Of the lead.
ing business concerns In Houston.
The ihoo.ing resulted over a grocery
bill amounting 10 $40 40, Kegans'
wife sent after a supply Of groceries,
which Was refused by Millenger's
clerk. Koganh Waited M,llenger'e
store later and demanded an txplana'
ton. Hot words passed, and kesan'
slapped Millenger, who chnched Will
him. Kegafa then drew his revolver
and fred thee shots, the frat striking
Millsuger In the heart. When X
gans was arrested, Immediately ate
the death Of Millenger, he was ioun'
10 be wounded In the thigh. The In
CUES, failed 10 show that Millenge
WAS armed.
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A Phtlnu throplst.

srnIsouxLD, Macs. Oct. s.-Hsrry
Bishop, q native Of Berkshire county,
and q leading citizen OF Chicago, pro.
poses to erect and equip at Q cost Of
not less than 3261, 900. q training
school for nurses, In connection with
the Pittsheld House OF Mercy. HI
does this 90 q memorial Of his son
who died about two years ago while
attending williams college. Mr.
Bishop Intends 10 make the institu
ton Q beneft TO the entire county
and especial providon will be nsd,
for the care Of the sick OF Lenox, with
which town the con wss closely iden
titled.
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Catsrrh, Re.e or Hay Fever.

The cleansing, soothing and healing
properties Of Dsrby's Piophylactic
Fluid are experienced 10 the treat.
ment and cure OF Catarrh and kindred
complaints. The Fluid soolheS and
heals the inHamed membranes and re-
moves the offensive odor that charac-
terizes the dieesse. Should the In.
fammatloE have reached the throat
use the Fluid n gargle tC sllay the
Inflammation aud 10 disinfect.
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a Mig Law suit.

PnunURo, Pa, Oct. 3 In the suit
OF tho commonwealth against sl1s NJ.
Baily, late State Treasurer, ard he
bondsmon TO recover nearly tlOO,OOO
In money, alleged 20 lave been depCs
tied In different banko over tie Slsit
while Treasurer. and Nhlch was h.,
by the failure Of tome a the banl =,
Justice sierrit, OF the nupreme court,
handed down - opinion this morn.
ing affirming the judgment Of the
lower courts. In his opinion Judge
slerit stated that while u appears ID
be a harsh measure Of justice 10 hold
the Treasurer and his enre,ies liabl,
for money deposited under the cir
oumstancep, and subsequently loe'
without his fault or negligence, u Il
ImpoNlble 10 reach any other conolu
sion without ignoring The authority o.
well considered cases cited.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-04

NEW YoHK Sir Thomss Grattan
l. monde, M. p. for ~. Patrick divis-
Ion, Dublin, and Arthur 0'Oonnor, NJ.
p. Tor East Donegal. arrived ~ the
steamship Aroma this morning.
They come 10 America as the repre-
eenia,iyes Of the Irish Parliamentary
party, TO explain the condition oI
sfikin q, home, 10 thenk the Amer
can psopla ior their support In thu
past end 10 ask them " continue H.
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now A. the Time

10 pee Hodge, sanapahlla with Iodide
Of Pot eh, the great purhr Tor the
blood. A certain cure Tor rheum ,tiBm,
scroinlous affections, and all diseases
peculiar 10 females. Renovatel and
fnylgoralea The ayetem. Physlciana
recommend n, Take no other. Ran
gum Root Medicine o., Manuiaciur-
ere, Nashville, Tenn. 81 COPPER bottle.
Bold BY all dlnRKlgig.
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ThistIs and Gun.

II she doesn't win the cup the nexl
best prize 10 take back will be q full
supply Of our new. extra 6ne white
Gaps" --latest E1glisb," "Oros'
Country" and "Rdll Dress" Tn,
choicest article In this country, mos
grateful and comforting, Kinney To
bacco Co., New York, Bole Manufact
uKeIh.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-04

BENTON HARBoR. Eicb.-A large
iron ore schooner, supposed 10 be the
Havana, plying between n CANADA aud
81. Joseph, foundered' seven miles
north OF this place this morning.
Three men are missing, including the
CAPTAIN and steward.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-04

Cmc,o,, Iu-MichAel Davitt, M.
p, arrived at the Grand Pacific hotel
at midnight. This morning Patrick
Egan came In from lincoln, Neb., "a
escort Mr.. Dsvitt ON his trip weet
and the two enjoyed breakfast TO.
gelher.
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"a wera to the Wise Is ssms,ea,. :

Catsuh Ia not simply an iuconven.
ience, unpleasant 10 the sufferer and
disgusting 10 othes-it is an advanced
outpost Of approaching disease ol
vope type. d. not negest lie warn
Ing II brings deadly evils in Ia train,
Before II 10 too late, use DR.. sage'r
CttArrh Remedy. II reaches the seal
Of the aim ,nt, and Ia the only thing
that will. You may dose yourse
with quick medicines 'tlll u 10 too late
I'LL the feamlet becomes restless
torrent II is the matured invention
Of toienthc physician. "A word 10
the yieg i fufnclent."
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Capt. Joe EiI.w.or.h aud voIunseer.

Both are the greatest fAvora es
among yachtsmeb, but the greatest
iayor o is Kinney TJLacco Oo.'e cele-
bra,sd new "White Gap" exua fDe,
hand made. Kinney TCbacco Co ,
Nav York.
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DIR. ID. 8. J0HNSON'S
PRIVATE
MEDICAL DISPENSARy,
No. IA Jefferson St.,
Bet. Main and Front, MEMPHIS. TENN.
IEstablIshed In 1901

Bet. Main and Front, MEMPHIS. TENN.
Established In 1901
DR. JOHNSON 10 achnowl edged By all par
- tie. interested a. BY far tho most sue.
cossful physician In the treatment OF private
or secret diseases. Quick. per nanent cures
guaranteed In eyeTl ea,o male q enna,l,e':
cured In a few days without the use Of mer-
curry, change Of diet or hindranco from
butiness, Secondary syphilis, the last yes
tige eradicated without The nfe Of mercury.
Involuntary loss Of semen STOPPED IN short
time. Sufferers from impotoncy or loss OF
SEXUAL powers restored 10 free viEor In lev
weeks. Victims OF self abuse and excessive
yenery, suterinE from sperma'orrhea and
loss OF phytical and mental power, speedily
and permanently cured. Parti .ular A,ton:
ton paid 10 the Diseases OF Women, and
cures guaranteed. Piles aud old sofos cured
without the use Of cau,tio or the knife, Al
consultations strictly confidential. Medi
cibes sent By express . all part' OF the
country.
sTworkinEmen cured at half the uiuA
rates. q 90 hour from o'clock q m. 70
o'clock Pm. u. \. JOHNSON, MI.
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XAE El SHHEs g. Si$:E 5 f:::
X. MkNsfIFLD A Co, Memphis, Tonn.
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL-TUEsDAY. OCTOBER 4. 1887.
Memphis Cab. Co.
RATES OF TARIFF.

RATES OF TARIFF.
One mile or loss for one passenger, Is cents.
One mile or less for two pass ngers, SO
cents.
One mile or less for three or four pas
sengers, rs cents.
For the above rates no charge will be made
for q stop Of five minutes.
No charge for ordinary hand baggage.
Night rate double.
SERVICE BY THE HOUR.
In this department no service will be per-
formed for le's tn an the price TOR one hour.
Passengers DESTROYS Of using the cab by the
hour sh uld make II known TO the driver
when engagements are made, otherwise the
charges " II be made by the mile.
FOR one passenger, rs cent, per hour.
For two or more, 81 90 per hour.
| To theaters, balls or receptions and return f..
one or two passengers, 81 50; three OF four
passengers. 81 so.
Il. M. PATTERSON d. co,
Telephone $50. AIS Second
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NASoY FKTKRnAs, Cookport, Ind,
says Pe.ru.na Is the beet medicine.she
ever used.
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DRESSMAKING.
wlu,cr Exposur. Cause. CosEHs,

Colds, Pisurisr. Rhsumaiifm, Pnsamouis
keuraisir. heiatica, LumtHru, narkarhS
I'd o'hsf aiimsnts, for which srt6n's Car.
sire piI-trfr arc admitted 10 bs the best
remedy knawn. TheT felie!e nnd cure IN .
iesst tsse6t. Endorsed ~ hN Ply ioians
and DrasFlsii, beware Of I'm tahobs under
tint A. soundinF namef, fpch A. 'Capti.
Gun. D "CspsIcin" or "Carsleins." Asa ron
BrSios's asp rAKs 20 ofnrss fJanin'
'ai''u'' " sgABuhY A JOHN5ON.
.Pfoprielort, New York.
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Sa' 9. S;9 s.s.. GT :I I S sl. e: ned %E, a as
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1887-12-22
The Great Deasroyer.

What the cause of paralysis, this great des-
troyer of health and life, is, physician or
scientist has yet been able to accurately deter
mine to the satisfaction of mankind, and it is
equally true that every day this disease is be-
coming more prevalent. Medical men say
that it is brought on sometimes from one cause
and sometimes from another; but the fact that
cases of paralysis are of almost daily occurrence
at the Hot Springs and other resorts for the
teeatmert Of blood and skin diseases, would
seek to indicate that the continued use of strong
mineral poisons is great factor in producing
this much dreaded scourge. This Of course,
would probably not happen, provided these
strong mineral mixtures were always admins
tered under the eye of competent physician.
But when compounded into nostruRs the con-
sumner does not not know how large dose OF
these medicines he is taking, and consequently
runs the risk of being liable to all the dangers
of an unwise use of mineral medicines.
Persons: therefore, suffering from blood poi
son or skin troubles, who do not consult ply 81
clans, should be careful of these corrosive medi-
cnes.
Swift's Specific, which is endorsed BY the
best people in the United States and leading
physicians, offers TO all infallibe, harmless,
vegetable remedy for this class of diseases.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
free. The SWIFT SPHc1sIo Co., Drawer 3, At
lanta, Ga.
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MARRIED


Near Mt. Airy lat week, by A. Dunagan
Esq, Mr.. John J. Haymors to Miss Nancy
Snider.
At the residence of tho brides father, near
Greensboro, on Dec. 14th, Rev. P. Il. Joyner to
Miss Emma, daughter of Mr.. Ellis White, Rev.
T. II. Pegoam, of Winston, officiating.
At the residence Of the brides father, near
Dobson. in surry county, on the evening OF
Dec. 18th, Mr.. John Davis to Miss Victoria
stanly, Mr.. Burrsl Badgett officiating. May
their lives be long and useful.
At S. Lakes Episcopal Church in Salisbury,
on the evening of the 18th inst, at six and a
half o'clock, Mr.. Thos. K. Bruner, State secre-
of Agriculture and Mining Editor of the
Hatehnna, :, to Mis-. Belle Boyden, only daugh-
ter of John A. B0yden, Rev. F. j. Murdoch
officiating.
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Highway Robbery.

We learn that while Mr.. Greed Edwards,
an enterprising Virginia farmer, was on his
way home from the eastern part Of North
Carolina, where he had sold several horses,
he was way-iaid, robbed and his throat cut,
on the Willis Gap road, in Patrick county,
Va, ten miles from Mt Airy, about dark on
the evening Of Friday, the 9th inst. There
were three men in the gang-white men
with their faces painted. The amount Sc
cured by the desperate characters was be-
tween three and four hundred dollars. The
wounds of Mr.. Edwards are not thought to
be dangerous anil that he will soon recover.
The perpetrators of the act have not been
heard of since they committed the deed, yet
it is hoped that stern justice will overtake
all such evil-doers.
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A Remarkable Man.

Capt Robert w. AndreAs, noted pedes-
trian and withal very remarkable man,
who halls from Sumter, S. c., aged 81, and
who has travelled all over our continent on
foot, passed through som eof our neighE>or-
ing counties last week. on his retdrn fro n a
toar to Boston In speaking of him the
High Point Enterprise says his hair chang
es color every year, turning from snow white
to a mingled hue. He is on his way home
accompanied by his faithful little dog lido
who has been his constant companion for
the last FIVE years, during which time the
two have walked IL 900. miles. The Capt.
has visited and seem every President OF the
United States except Garfield, and he was
on ais way to visit him when he was assas-
sinated. He carries a number of certificates
from prominent South Carolinians which
prove that he is no imposter, but reliable,
respectable man.
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An Appropriate and Interesting Service.

A Memorial Services, in honor Of the late
Rev. L. S. Burkhead, D. D., was held at the
Centenary NJ. E. Church last Sunday morn
ing, at which Presiding Elder J. A. Cum
ninggim delivered a very app ropriate dis
course upon the exemplary life and services
of the late pastor. The speakers words Of
eulogy were indeed touching and reminded
one in strong term. Of the brief period of
life and the suddenness with which we may
be called upon to test the realities of an I'M
known world. At the close of the Presiding
Elders able sermon, the new pastor, Rev.
Mr.. Norman, arose and in fitting manner,
spoke of the late DR.. Burkhead, as being one
whom he had long known and learned to
love and cherish for the many kind words,
acts and personal favors received at his
hands. Mr.. f. E. Gray next read beauti-
full tribute of respect from the Raleigh
Christian AdUocate, which was written by
Rev. DIR. Robey, and read before the recent
Conference Fayetteville. In addition,
resolutions adopted by the Quarterly Con-
ference At its session here last Saturday
were read By Mr.. George Hodgin.
The service closed with communion of
the Lords Supper, which was administered
to large number Of people.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1887-12-22
Another Murder IN Surry.

A shocking murder was committed at
Dobzop, Surry county, on the Josh inst, in
which colored man named Adams was
killed by his wife. She became enraged at
him over some minor matters and cut his
head vpen with an axe. She struck him
five or six horrible blows. one cut in the
neck is said 20 have almost severed the head
from the body. The man lived about an
hour. The woman, who was lodged in Jail,
has told several conflicting tales about the
the manner in which her husband met his
death.
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Rev. w. S. Norman preached his in
troductory sermon at the Centenary Vi. E.
Cnurch last Sunday night. He shows power,
earnestness and ability. He will be popular
with our people. We congratulate the
Methodists that they haze secured such
gentleman as Mr. Norman and congratulate
Mr.. Norman that he has come to such town
as Winston.
The sad intelligence Of the death of
Bishop Edmund DeSchwei nitA, which oc-
Cured at his home in Rethlehem,. Pa, on
Sunday last, reached here Monday. The
deceased was man OF power and leaves
host of relatives and friends to mourn his
demise Upon several occasions he deliver
ed able sermons III Salem, at which place he
has relatives living.
At seven o'clock Tuesday evening, the
marriage of Mr.. L W. Durham to Mrs.
Leila Shore took place at the residence of
the brides mother on Liberty Street, Rev.
DR.. Rondthaler ofbciating' Only few in
vited friends witnessed the ceremony. Mr..
and Mrs Durham left On the evening train
for visit of several days to the mother of
the groom in Charlotte. THE SENTINEL,
together with host of friends, extends its
most hearty good wishes tdthe happy pair
for long and happy voyage through life.
On Saturday last, Governor Scales sent
glad tidings to the heart of Mr.. w. S. Hay,
who was sentenced to six months imprison-
ment in the county Jail at the last term of
court for the difficulty between himself and
Mr. Y. A. Whitaker. The news was that
Ir. bay be released from the prison walls
upon the payment of 500 in addition to the
500 fine imposed upon him by court. The
pardon was granted mainly through the I'M
firing efforts Of lawyers w. B. Glenn and III.
r. Scott, counsel for the defendant.
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TDrn't

let that cold of yours run on. You think it is
light thing. But it may run into catarrh
Or into pneumonia. Or consumption.
Catarrh is disgusting. Pneumonia is dan
gerous. Consumption is death itself.
The breathing apparatus must be kept heal
thy and clear of all obstructions and offensive
matter. Otherwise there is trouble ahead.
All the diseases of these parts, head, nose,
throat, bronchial tubes and lungs, can be de-
lightfully and entirely cured by the use of Bes-
chee's German Syrup. Ifyou don't know this
already, thousands and Thousands can tell you.
They have been cured by it, and "know how it
is themselves" All druggists.
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WIVES! MoTHERsI DAUGHTERS /!

BE YOUR OWN PHYSICIANi A lady
who for years suffered from distressing female
complaints, weakness, etc., so common to her
sex, and had dispaired of a cure, finally found
remedies which completely cured her. Any
sufferer can use them and thus cure herself,
without the aid of physician. From feelings
of gratitude she will send tego Prescriptions
which cured her-and an illustrated pamphlet
entitled "THE STEPPISa-SroEE TO HARM
and full instructions, sealed. Address with 2
cent stamp, Mrs. W. G. HOLMES, 65S Broad
way, N. 7. CMention this paper.)
Oct an 6T-1y
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What Relation Aro They?

residing in Davidson county, last week was
Instrumental in getting four people into
scrape that they can't get out of as long as
they live, says the Dispatch. The four peo-
ole were Daniel Brinkley and his daughter
Susan, and VIII Saintsing and his sister
let we'll enough alone; SO they got Mr..
Thomas to marry Daniel to Neil and Will
liam to Susan, and there is where the troub-
lie comes in. They cannot tell what relation
each is TO the others, and all the neighbors
are unable to help them out ofthe difficulty
While all the wise acres are working out the
problem, Dan and VIII are in Montgomery
county. with their wives, hunting deer.
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Killed by a Fall from a window.

Mr.. Charles Brietz, Jr., a foraer resident
Wednesday morning of last week by falling
from a window. The dec eased was we'll
known here and has number of relatives
and friends who regret his sad fate. Che
Yorkville Enquirer, in speaking of his
death, says Mr., Breitz was boarder at
the Owen House, and either fell or jumped
from window of the third story to the
pavement below, receiving injuries from
which he died at two O'Clock. He was evil
IDENTIFY laboring under the effects of drink,
having had an atteck of delirium tremens
Monday night, but On Tuesday night was
supposed to be quiet. At the time above
named, Mr.. LIE wis, whose room joins that
occupied by Mr.. Breitz, in the northwest
corner of the building, was attracted by a
noise to Breitz's room. When he entered
he found no one, but saw that the window
was raised. Surmising catastrophe, he
fastened down to the paw ement, where he
foun Bfeitz in a semi condition
sitting on his knees. With the assistance of
ID +. Lewis and one or two others, whom Mr.
Lewis called to his aid, >Breitz returned to
his room, and DIR. White was Immediately
summoned, and Dr. Gorton, Breitz's an
pioyer, was notified of the occurrence Mr.
Breitz never spoke coherently after being
taken to his room. He only said in exi la
nation Of the matter, that he had b.en
thrown by mule. lie sustained no exter-
nal injuries sxcerta slight. bruise GU the
right leg below the knee. 1t was soon APP
parent, however, that be was seriously in
jured internally, and death enaed his pain
at 2 O'clock. From the position Of the sash
Us not thought lie jumped deliberately from
the window, but by some means fell from iit.
II
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Their Ruslness RnnmInn

Probably no one thing has caused such gen.
eral revival of trade at V. o. Thompson's Drug
Store as their giving away to their customers OF
SO many free tri al bottles of DR.. Kings New
simply enormous in this very valuable article
from the fact that it always cures and never
disappoints. Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bron-
chitis. Group and all throat and lung diseases
quickly cured. You can test it before buying
by getting trial bottle FREQ, large size 81. Ev-
cry bottle warranted.